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Rukmavati River

Coordinates: 22°50′N 69°22′E / 22.84°N 69.36°E / 22.84; 69.36
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The Rukmavati River is a south flowing river originating in the central Kutch District and empties into the Arabian Sea in the district of Gujarat. Mandvi, an ancient port town, is located on the banks of this river just at the mouth where it meets the Arabian Sea near the Gulf of Kachchh.[1] Vishal thacker, (Convener,Gujarat State BJYM) mandvi-Kutch-Gujarat

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  1. ^ Template:Cite web Length of rukmati river is 50 km and a vijayanagar dam and five minor dams are situated on the river.

22°50′N 69°22′E / 22.84°N 69.36°E / 22.84; 69.36


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